Sentence examples for numbers of election from inspiring English sources

In more secure areas, there are likely to be large numbers of election observers, which should diminish the chance of wholesale fraud.

Now a growing number of election officials and politicians seem to be agreeing with the skeptics.

The balloting and vote count may be flawed, as the government is limiting the number of election observers.

Turnbull announced a number of election pledges in the final stage of the campaign, with the major commitment around mental health.

As Rouhani passes his first 100 days in office, he can claim credit for a number of election promises that have been fulfilled.

Experts from a number of election monitoring groups are here now, advising the Palestinian Authority on setting up a credible balloting process.

Ahmed Shaheed, the UN special rapporteur in charge of investigating rights abuses in Iran, said: "Rouhani made a number of election pledges which included ending the sanctions regime, but also a number of human rights promises.

The justices have been holding hearings for several days on a number of election complaints and legal issues, including questions about the voter rolls and whether to include rejected ballots in the total number of votes cast.

While you were away we got a number of election campaigns going, and since you were probably too busy down the shore or following the decline and fall of the Mets, here is an update.

The declining base of traditional members and the increasing financial demands (caused, in part, by the growth in the number of election contests) suggests that a retreat to a 'better yesterday' will be increasingly difficult to achieve.

The critical question is whether the local government will effectively exclude democracy activists by requiring that candidates be nominated by a large number of Election Committee members before they can appear on the ballot.